eLearning Voiceover
The twin sins of eLearning narration: distracting the learner, and sedating them. I've spent 20-plus years committing neither.
What I Voice
Corporate training modules and compliance courses, software tutorials, onboarding programs, medical and technical instruction, safety training, and course libraries that run to hours of finished audio.
Who Hires Me
Instructional designers, L&D teams and eLearning agencies, including long-run course libraries for corporate and healthcare clients. This work repeats by nature. When module 14 has to match module 1 recorded eight months ago, you want the same voice, same studio, same energy. That consistency is what brings my clients back.
What You'll Hear
Clarity and pacing, the two things learners actually need. A tone that respects the material and the person taking the course: engaged, unhurried, easy to follow at 1x and still intelligible at 1.5x. Yes, I know they speed you up. Clean files, consistent levels, and pickups handled without drama when the SME rewrites slide 40.
How It Works
Send your script and a sentence about the project. You'll have a quote, or a free custom audition of your actual copy, within 24 hours. Direct me live over Source Connect or Zoom from my studio in central Mexico (Central Time), or let me self-direct and get finished files back to you the same or next business day.
More styles
Related demos
- CorporateConfidence is what most corporate projects are really buying. Sometimes serious and authoritative, sometimes quiet and reassuring. Either way, your audience should finish the video believing you.
- ExplainerYour animation team spent weeks on this. The voice should hold up its end.
- Telephone/IVRYour phone system greets more customers than your lobby does. It should sound like the company you actually are.
Send me your script. You'll have a free custom audition right away.
No obligation. You'll hear your project in my voice before you spend a dime.